The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 55National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 64
... reached , and I felt as if I had reached the end of the world . The snow at this elevation was particularly soft and , although the gradient was easing up appreciably , I ad- vanced at a snail's pace . 64 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
... reached , and I felt as if I had reached the end of the world . The snow at this elevation was particularly soft and , although the gradient was easing up appreciably , I ad- vanced at a snail's pace . 64 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
Page 87
... reached Sumacu's summit . Mist and rain prevented our making many observations of importance , but we studied the peculiar contour of the peak and collected speci- mens of the outcroppings at our feet . Sumacu is an extinct volcano ...
... reached Sumacu's summit . Mist and rain prevented our making many observations of importance , but we studied the peculiar contour of the peak and collected speci- mens of the outcroppings at our feet . Sumacu is an extinct volcano ...
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... reached Tonala , halfway between Tapa- chula and Tehuantepec . I found it full of troops . A revolution had broken out while I was cut off from civilization , where no newspapers had reached me . The local commanding general told me ...
... reached Tonala , halfway between Tapa- chula and Tehuantepec . I found it full of troops . A revolution had broken out while I was cut off from civilization , where no newspapers had reached me . The local commanding general told me ...
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Map of Discovery Western Hemisphere Reproduction in colors of the painting | 93 |
Turkey Goes to School By MAYNARD OWEN WILLIAMS | 95 |
Adventures of the National Geographic | 109 |
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